The construction industry has the highest number of electrical fatalities per year. What is OSHA doing to make standards safer and reduce risks?
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The construction industry has the highest number of electrical fatalities per year. What is OSHA doing to make standards safer and reduce risks?
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Working in confined spaces like storage tanks and manholes pose specific health and safety risks. What employers need to know to keep workers safe.
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Working in confined spaces like storage tanks and manholes pose specific health and safety risks. What employers need to know to keep workers safe.
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Aerial lifts are replacing ladders on many job sites, but they pose safety risks if users aren’t properly trained. Here, what you need to know.
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Aerial lifts are replacing ladders on many job sites, but they pose safety risks if users aren’t properly trained. Here, what you need to know.
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Accidents happen on construction sites, and employers need to know how to report them to OSHA when they do. Here, we walk you through the steps.
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Accidents happen on construction sites, and employers need to know how to report them to OSHA when they do. Here, we walk you through the steps.
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More construction workers die each year from falls from ladders, scaffolds, and roofs than anything else. In 2012, there were 269 fall fatalities out of 775 total fatalities in construction.
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More construction workers die each year from falls from ladders, scaffolds, and roofs than anything else. In 2012, there were 269 fall fatalities out of 775 total fatalities in construction.
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